How to deal with white stuff after turning back the foreskin

Many men do not pay attention to personal hygiene, often do not take a bath or wash their reproductive organs, or do not pay attention to hygiene during sex and do not use condoms. Sometimes they often feel uncomfortable, such as itching of the penis, and sometimes white substances appear when the foreskin is turned back. They will be very worried but embarrassed to go to the hospital for treatment. What should they do if this happens?

There are certain sebaceous glands under the skin where the inner surface of the penis foreskin and the glans penis meet. These glands continuously secrete some yellowish oily substances, which are mixed with some dirt and urine from the skin. Over time, the smegma accumulates and becomes thicker and thicker, and can become flakes or small pieces, and adheres tightly to the skin in this area. If you rarely take a bath or do not develop the habit of washing your lower body when taking a bath, this area will not be cleaned regularly, and the smegma will accumulate and become thicker, and adhere tightly to the skin. In fact, the way to avoid this situation is very simple, that is, to take a bath frequently. People in some areas where people cannot take a bath frequently should also develop the habit of washing their lower body. If these secretions and dirt are cleaned away frequently, smegma will not form, let alone some pieces or lumps of smegma.

Smegma can usually be washed with clean water. Do not use shower gel. Pay attention to personal hygiene and wash the foreskin frequently. The strong alkalinity of shower gel stimulates the skin of the foreskin and glans to accelerate the secretion of smegma. So use clean water to rinse, choose loose clothes as much as possible, and maintain a good lifestyle and habits. Pay more attention to your diet.